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Reply Sat 1 Aug, 2015 12:54 am
Hello friends! kindly help me out in filling prepositions! urgent
1. i am obliged _________ you ___________ your timely help.
2. what do you require __________ me _________ in this case?
3. a man ___________ principles always adheres _______ his principles.
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Reply Sat 1 Aug, 2015 05:32 am
@aida qoraishi,
Hi Aida Qoraishi,
1. I am obliged __to___ you _for_ your timely help.
2. What do you require__from_ me ____to do_____ in this case?
3. A man _of_principles always adheres _of_ his principles.
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Setanta
 
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Reply Sat 1 Aug, 2015 06:12 am
Selectmytutor is not a native speaker of English and his responses are not reliable.




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Setanta
 
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Reply Sat 1 Aug, 2015 06:15 am
@aida qoraishi,
1. i am obliged ___to______ you ____for_______ your timely help.
2. what do you require ____of______ me ___(this was not prepared by a native speaker of English--there is no preposition which should be in this position.)______ in this case?
3. a man ____of_______ principles always adheres __to_____ his principles.

I am obliged to you for your timely help.

What do you require of me in this case.
or What do you require from me in this case.

A man of principles always adheres to his principles.


The failure to capitalize the first words of the second and third sentences is further evidence that whoever prepared this quiz is not a native speaker of English.
aida qoraishi
 
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Reply Sat 1 Aug, 2015 08:08 am
@Setanta,
Thanks @Setanta
would you please help me out in correction of this sentence as well.. just want to confirm..
None of the boys are doing their work.

whereas i know. it's going to be..

None of the boys is doing his work.
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